Chochołowskie Termy

Chochołów, a village in the Podhale region famous for its protected row of 19th-century timber cottages, is also home to Chochołowskie Termy, which describes itself as Poland's largest thermal bath complex at roughly 4,500 m² of water surface across 52 pools. The facility draws on the same deep Podhale geothermal aquifer that supplies neighbouring resorts, with water reaching the surface and filling the pools at 32–38°C. Beyond its family and recreational pools, the complex maintains a distinct therapeutic zone supplied with raw, unfiltered sulphurous and saline (brine) water, marketed specifically for rheumatic and dermatological conditions rather than blended into the general bathing pools.